Amanpour Leaving CNN After 43 Years | Breaking News Oct 19, 2026

Amanpour Leaving CNN After 43 Years | Breaking News Oct 19, 2026

Breaking News · Monday, October 19, 2026 · 6 PM

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12 new stories since the last update. Short summaries — full reporting at the source.

All-sides mix: Drudge Report · archives · Fox News · RealClearPolitics · AP News · Reuters · Dallas Express · NY Post · Citizen Free Press · short original blurbs · full reporting at the source (some outlets may require a subscription)

#1 · Drudge Report MAY REQUIRE SIGN-IN

Amanpour Leaving CNN After 43 Years...

Amanpour Leaving CNN After 43 Years…

CNN legend Christiane Amanpour, the network’s chief international anchor, said Monday that she will sign off from CNN next June. The linked outlet may ask you to sign in after a few free articles.

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#2 · Drudge Report

Election tracker with 'perfect record' has dire news...

Election tracker with 'perfect record' has dire news…

A top Republican pollster has identified a key question that has predicted electoral outcomes for nearly 80 years.

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#3 · Fox News OPEN READ

Cause of death released for 3 who perished at Burning Man festival in Nevada

Cause of death released for 3 who perished at Burning Man festival in Nevada

Three Burning Man 2026 deaths in Nevada's Black Rock Desert were linked to cardiovascular disease, methamphetamine, MDMA and cocaine toxicity, according to new reports.

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#4 · Fox News OPEN READ

New Orleans Saints arrive in France with safety top of mind ahead of NFL's first Paris game

New Orleans Saints arrive in France with safety top of mind ahead of NFL's first Paris game

The Saints arrived near Versailles, about 15 miles from Paris, with a clear message for players and families ahead of the NFL's first-ever game in France.

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#5 · RealClearPolitics

A 1st Amendment Award for a 1st Amendment Opponent

A 1st Amendment Award for a 1st Amendment Opponent

"The number one challenge that we see is the First Amendment in the United States," said Katherine Maher, now CEO of formerly government subsidized National Public Radio in a 2021 video interview with the once prestigious Atlantic Council. Maher, who had just stepped down as…

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#6 · RealClearPolitics

If SCOTUS Wants To Protect Free Press, Here Is a Chance

If SCOTUS Wants To Protect Free Press, Here Is a Chance

Below is my column in The Hill on an important case currently before the Supreme Court on the free press and the ability to protect confidential sources. The underlying facts may seem like something out of The Onion: an accused Chinese operative and PLA Colonel who was viewed…

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#9 · Dallas Express DALLAS

Woman Charged In Crash That Killed Two SMU Graduates; Bond Set At $500K

Woman Charged In Crash That Killed Two SMU Graduates; Bond Set At $500K

A 22-year-old woman faces two manslaughter charges in the October 6 crash that killed Southern Methodist University graduates Julian Harris and Madison Duren in Dallas. Authorities booked Aldrea Rogers into the Dallas County Jail on October 16.

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#10 · NY Post OPEN READ

United CEO Scott Kirby — who earned $32M last year — calls for national wealth tax on the rich

United CEO Scott Kirby — who earned $32M last year — calls for national wealth tax on the rich

"Wealth inequality has become a danger to our society, and we need to address that," Kirby told the New York Times.

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#11 · Citizen Free Press

Watch Live | Trump holds impromptu press gaggle.

The Greatest News Site On The Internet. Home of CFP Nation.

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#12 · Drudge Report

Jon Stewart Extends 'DAILY SHOW' Through '28...

Jon Stewart Extends 'DAILY SHOW' Through '28…

He'll continue hosting the show part-time and executive producing through the next presidential election.

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